So the day came when our stuff was disassembled and packed into a 7,5t lorry by six or seven workers under supervision of Christina in Munich, who gave all her energy to make this possible. She was on the brink of getting sick already and spent the next days in bed. Thank you again for that. It felt very strange, sitting in our apartment room, communicating only over text messages about what’s going on, while the glass was emptied 1.000 km from here.
We received the keys to the house on the last day of January and saw the interiors of it for the first time. Really awesome, even in the darkness of the night with not so many lights installed yet. Lots of space. Already many wardrobes and cabinets installed, so we wouldn’t need to get all of The previous tenants, however, left some clothes in the dryer and uhm, didn’t quite clean the kitchen thoroughly. They turned off the fridge and freezer and closed their doors. Maybe they were just young and naïve. As it turns out, they have left Sweden again, maybe they moved to Denmark. How do we know? Well, in Sweden, you can track everyone on the internet and they no longer have an address in Sweden.
Our landlords are really lovely people. We hope that we can also be friends with them. They showed us everything and let many pieces of furniture and equipment there that comes in handy. It all looks so tidy and big when it’s still empty 🙂
We already brought a few of our things over to the new house, but of course, we could not bring over the beds. So we will stay one last night in the Djingis Khan Hotel, which will change its name to (the in my opinion very unfortunate name) “Place”, soon.
